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Open Monday thru Friday 8-4
520-885-5251
Bliss Sales Office520-751-3098
Tucson, AZ 85730
3411 S. Camino Seco
Rincon Country Office
Please call office for after-hour appointments
Monthly Newsletter / December 2018 A 55-Plus Community
RinconCountryAZ
RinconCountryMHP
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COVER PHOTO
This clever little rock house
creation is in the front yard at
space #486. If you look closely,
you’ll see a tiny rock outhouse
behind it. And what rock house
would be complete without a
jolly gnome on top?
RinconViews
Photo by Barb Elliott
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Manager’s NotesHoliday Season
It's hard to believe that we are now in the final month of 2018. Time
can certainly fly! The Holidays tend to provide us with traditions
and rituals that bring people together. Most of us will gather with
friends and family to celebrate and enjoy the Season. Whatever you
may gather to celebrate, this can also be a time of reflection. It is also
the ideal time to reflect on our community and 'extended family'
here in Rincon Country.
Community Improvements, continued
There are a number of friends and neighbors who could perhaps use
some help or encouragement. Can you give of your time to help? You
can volunteer for activities, help a neighbor in need, just visit
someone who may be alone. This is the season of peace and goodwill
– let's do our best to extend that throughout the year. We can all
participate in enhancing the sense of Community that is so essential
to peaceful and cooperative living!
We also remind you that these cats will be in better shape when
released than when they were trapped. Do NOT release any of them
from the traps. This program is in place for the health of the
Community. If you care about cats, and/or the community, we need
your complete cooperation!
Wow! Doesn't it look really incredible around our Park now? It has
all had a major renewal, and truly shines. Not only does this provide
a lovely place to live, but it will do great things for property values
should you ever decide to sell. It will also encourage residents to
choose our lovely Park when they may want to place a new or late-
model home.
The family pool will be finished shortly (if not by the time you read
this), and once it is operable work will begin on the main pool. The
spa should be nearing completion as well. We will make sure that the
family pool is completely operable and open prior to closing the
main pool for repair.
Park Appearance
Again, we extend a hearty “Thank You” to those who have cleaned
up their yards, carports, and those who have participated in the tree-
trimming opportunity.
All the maintenance and repair you do greatly enhances the overall
appearance of the community. We can do a lot of updates and
improvements on the Park's end, but it also comes down to the
residents doing their part as well. The condition of your own homes
and spaces has a major effect on the attractiveness and quality of the
Park. We can't do it without you!
TNR and Free-Roaming Cats
There will be another round of trapping feral and homeless cats this
month. Again, we tell you that you MUST NOT FEED THEM. This is
essential for the trapping program to work. We are trying to
eliminate the breeding, spraying, fighting, etc., that accompanies
unneutered animals.
Consider that when you feed these animals, and they gather around
your home, it creates problems for your neighbors as well. They
experience the spraying and feces on their property, the smell, the
noise, and all the negatives that accompany this problem. This
NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or warranty any service
providers in this newsletter.
This, we also cannot allow, and it will be reflected back onto the
person feeding the animals.
Also, they must not be left unattended in a screened-in porch. This is
not the interior of your home, and if they are out there and free to
bark at passers-by they are not under your control, and there is
nothing to mitigate the noise. They must be accompanied by the
owner in that instance as well, and quieted if they begin to make
noise. Again, consider your neighbors!
On to 2019!
So, we wish you all the very best Holiday Season. May you
experience the joy and companionship of family and friends, and
may our Community draw closer together throughout the
upcoming year.
“The world is difficult, and we are all breakable. So just be kind.”
– Caitlin Moran
General Managers, Rincon Country MHP
Dogs, Again
Dogs MUST be on leashes any time they are outside of the home,
even if you are out with the dog. If it is not out with you in your
fenced yard, then it must be on a leash.
completely destroys the quiet enjoyment of their property, as well as
causing a Health and Safety concern.
Jeff Stultz & Suzanne Agenbroad
Joanne Amado, Accounting
Jeff Stultz and Suzanne Agenbroad, ManagersDenise Augustine, Sales Manager
Bonnie Flint, Administrative Assistant
Jeff Mosser
Ticket Sales: Maxine Abelowitz 520-631-5358;
Maintenance
Office email
Mary Eckdahl 605-759-1550; Karen Mack 360-801-6747
Rincon Views
Maxine Abelowitz, President, Karen Mack, Vice President Donna Dorland, Calendar & Community Center
Allen Gnatowsky, Maintenance Supervisor
Reservations: 520-661-9374 or [email protected]
Gary Malloy
Bonnie Gonzales, Editor / Graphic Designer
Rincon Country & Bliss Office Staff
Road Runners
Management
1/4 Page $15 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)
Full Page $50 (8.5" w x 11" t)
1/8 Page $15 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)
Contact Bonnie Gonzales, 520-891-9494 with your item to sell or email me at [email protected] by the 10th of each month. Your ad will run for one month. If you would like to re-run your ad, please contact me.
FOR SALE ads are FREE to all residents
Business rates for residents (per issue)
1/8 Page $5 (4.25” w x 2.75” t)
1/2 Page $25 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)
Business rates for non-residents (per issue)
½ Page $40 (8.5" w x 5.5" t)
Full page ads are not available to non-residents
Camera-ready art/ad must be received by the 10th of each month, 300 dpi or higher, jpg or PDF. ALL ads must be sent electronically. Rincon Views DOES NOT accept hard copy (paper) ads. Please email your ad to Bonnie Gonzales at [email protected]. Questions? call 520-891-9494.
Payments must be received by the 10th of each month. Checks payable to Rincon Country MHP. Mail to Rincon Country MPH, 3411 S Camino Seco, Tucson, AZ 85730 or pay in person at the Office (east end of the Rincon Blvd).
Ad design available upon request: $25 one-time feepayable to Bonnie Gonzales
1/4 Page $25 (4.25” w x 5.5” t)
Resident & Non-resident Ad PoliciesIf you are interested in reserving the Community Center, please contact Donna Dorland for pricing and availability at 520-661-9374 or by email: [email protected].
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Somewhere in the RINCON VIEWS there is a tiny
hidden cactus - worth a $20 gift certificate. If you find it
fill out this form (or use your own paper) and turn it in
at the office in the Roadrunner Basket. Winner will be
drawn Friday, December 14 at Roadrunner Coffee.
(hidden on page 14 in Potluck ad)
Cactus location ____________________________
FIND THE HIDDEN CACTUS!
NOVEMBER WINNER: Wayne Snodderley
Name ____________________________________
Space # _________ Phone #__________________
Senior Transportation
Your Manufactured Home Specialist l 520-413-1414l www.usainsurancegroup.com
$281 $317 $351 $432
Wednesday |December 5th | 6:30
ManagementQuestions &
Answers
Chili/Golf CartPARADE
Sunday, December 9th
Chili will be served at 4:00 pm. The
Golf Cart Parade will start at dark.
Come with your golf cart all decked thout on December 9 for the Golf Cart
Parade.
We will begin at 3:30 pm in the club
house with Christmas carols.
Bring an unwrapped new toy for
Toys for Tots and two plates of
cookies (one to share after the parade
and one to share with the firemen).
Return to club house for hot
chocolate and cookies at 6:30 pm.
•A friendly visitor?
•A weekly telephone call?
Do you need Transportation?
•Grocery shopping
•Medical/dental appointments
Or, perhaps if available …
The Eastside Neighbors Volunteer Program (ENVP)
offers transportation to:
•Minor home repair?
•Prescription pick-ups
•Light yardwork?
•Dog walking/dog sitting?
Call (520) 245-4729 for more information or email:
[email protected]. Eastside Neighbors Volunteer
Program is a Member of the Neighbors Care Alliance
(NCA) and works under the direction of Pima Council of
Aging (PCCA).
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Rincon ValleyMobile Home Sales
Personal attention, uncompromisingclient service.
for more informationPlease call 520.279.7610
Cheryl Cooper
THANK YOU!
We are in DIRE need of mystery photos. If you have a picture of yourself between the ages of 16 and 40, please scan it and send it to me for the Mystery Photo section. It can be anything - high school, wedding, camping, working, playing a musical instrument, military, etc. If you don’t have a scanner the office will scan your photo and sent it to me. Please include your name, approximate year, location, and any other information you can provide about your photo. Send to [email protected].
WANTED!!!MYSTERY PHOTOS
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(Identity revealed on page 8)
This motorcycle riding
single mom lived and
worked in northern
Michigan while pursuing
a degree in Commerical
Art in the late 70’s.
12/2 Michael Peterson
BIRTHDAYS
12/1 Candace Zenor
12/3 April Keown
12/14 Timothy West
12/9 Roxanne Rice
12/1 Rona Schrum
12/12 Mark Hangsemeir
12/12 Marie Rivera
12/4 Carol Brennan
12/14 Eldon Jenson
12/15 David Brewer
12/4 Lori Halverson
12/10 Tom Marsh
12/8 Carolyn Gray
12/16 Tina Keown
12/10 Cheryl Cooper
12/16 Mary Ellen Shulas
12/16 Maureen Casey
12/17 Kathy Beardsley
Cans: Give us your aluminum cans. Proceeds support dinners and
entertainment that the Roadrunners organize for all park residents.
Please place your aluminum cans on the curb by 8am on the 2nd and
4th Wednesdays or in the barrels by the recycle bins. We also collect
other types of aluminum: awnings, porch supports, lawn chairs, etc.
Questions or items to be picked up, call Wayne Snodderley 870-
6132 or Ira Godwin 404-6537.
Medical Items Available: There are items in the medical building
near the office available for residents to use if they are needed.
Notary: By appointment only
Financial Assistance: Financial help is only a phone call away. The
office has a listing of financial aid services available in the
community. Need help? Come in for a copy of the list.
Donate Your Eyeglasses: Have an old pair of eyeglasses? Bring them
to the office. They are donated to the Lions Club.
Trash Pick-up: Pick up dates are every Wednesday. They collect all
holidays except New Years Day, Memorial day, Independence Day,
Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. If the pick up falls
on one of these days trash will be collected the following day. All
garbage needs to be out by 6AM. Remember to use your trash
barrels!
C E L E B R A T I O N SPlease call me, Bonnie Loftus at 520-303-6849 to have your special date published in our newsletter.
12/30 Ruth Schaefer
12/17 Marnee Lone
12/21 Mike Lewis
12/22 Ron Myers
12/17 Myles Zimmerman
12/23 Darrell Mack
12/20 Gretel Peitsch
12/24 Alice Rose
12/17 Jack Ritter
12/18 Barb Elliott
12/25 Mary Kehoe
12/26 Suzanne Agenbroad
12/27 Chris Dahl
12-24 Dawn & Chuck
ANNIVERSARIES
Hughes
12-27 Ron & Pat Sheldon
12-28 Ken & Debbie Gross
12/18 Walt & Marnee Loan
Ask about other Homes for Sale
December 18th
Cooks: Dan & Donna Dorland,Libby Hughes
Goulash, green beans, roll, brownies
Cooks: Dan & Donna Dorland,Libby Hughes
Ham and cheesy potatoes, salad, cornbread, cup cakes
December 4th
Resident Information
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To keep the library as current as possible, we
donated some books to “Friends of the Pima
County Library”, an organization which
supports the Pima County Library with
proceeds from book sales. Last year they
donated just over $270,000.00. We now have
more space to receive new donations.
Our library is divided into two sections: (1) The
Library and (2) The Billiard/ Library/Poker
Room (BLPR). The Library contains standard
s ize paperbacks , the display shelves ,
magazines, a box for suggestions or requests,
and a Book Return and Donation box. The
adjacent BLPR contains additional fiction, both
hardbound and oversized paperback, and our
non-fiction section (located around the corner
by the pool table). You will also find another box
for book returns and donations.
Immediately upon entering the Library, to your
right, you will find a bookshelf dedicated to
romance novels by various authors. It is
arranged according to the publisher's series
rather than author. You can still find more
Come and visit our community Library. We've
made some changes.
romance, by popular authors, throughout the
fiction section.
The shelves under the mirror are reserved for a
display of new arrivals and featured books. Take a
look. You may find authors to add to your list of
favorites. If you read a book that you especially
enjoy, leave a note in the back of the book or drop a
recommendation in the suggestion box and we will
feature it.
Bonnie Brosseau
PLEASE DO NOT SHELVE BOOKS YOURSELF.
Use the designated boxes. We have a system to
check in new and returned books to get them
properly labeled and shelved so we can manage
the flow of books through the library. By shelving
books yourself you bypass our system.
Books in large print can easily be identified by their
red dot labels.
One other reminder: the library is primarily a
collection of reading material to borrow and
return. It is not a study library, even though there is
a table available for convenience. Please share the
space and be considerate of your neighbors.
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and silverware.
Tuesday | December 11 | 6p
Bring your own plate
(sign up in club house)
Treatments are available 9a-5p M-F520-977-7483 or 520-907-4370
Enjoy the therapist's ability to
Licensed and Professional Therapists are park residents!
help you:
THIS OFFER IS GOOD ONLY FOR RINCON C O U N T R Y M H P RESIDENTS
1 HR Appointment $55 right here in the park.
As therapists, we have worked in world class spas, superior health clubs and chiropractic offices. We are both trained in Medical Massage and can help you reduce your aches and pains.
Ÿ Increase flexibility & reduce stiffness
Ÿ Gain more energyŸ Reduce stress
Ÿ Improve immune system
Ÿ Decrease muscle tension
Ÿ Feel better
Sunday
December 22nd 6:30 pm
December 2ndand
Saturday
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Mary Selby, 663-0807, space 255
Avon Representation
Bonnie Gonzales
Matthew Wiloman 401-7049 - Errands, cooking, house
cleaning, dump runs, shopping and anything
Diane Kimberlin / 520-396-3471 440-749-7462
Transportation, housekeeping, cooking, participate in
activities if needed
Nellie Webb 520-203-2424 - Organizing professional
and detailed cleaner. Many years experience! Also pet
sitting your place or mine. House sitting - space 470
Carol Roome - Everything from small 619-300-1851
repairs to house sitting - space 404
Professional Massage 520-907-4370 / 977-7483 offered
by both male and female licensed therapists. Deep
Tissue, or relaxation. We work on all types of bodies
with medical conditions - space 231
Paul Richardson Realtor 575-538-1657 - Out-of-Park
real estate (no mobiles, sorry) - space 446
Ken Leamond 813-546-4371 - Air Conditioning &
Heating Service, Check-ups & Minor Repairs - 36+
years experience
Rick Morrow 404-7049 - Moving, weeding, clean up,
etc.
Phyllis Kasterkoff 520-273-0673 - Professional pet
sitter and walker. Prices vary depending on services.
Dogs and/or Cats
Francis (Skip) Walker 520-210-2618 - Painting,
drywall, yard work, light plumbing and electrical,
small repairs - space 380
Lennea Cruz 510-415-1171 - Int/ext painting, roof
coating, light electrical & plumbing, landscaping,
swamp cooler maintenance/repair, palm/tree
trimming
Karen Preston 520-284-0045 - House cleaning, yard
cleaning, painting, pet care/walking, drive to the
store/dr or shop for you - space 29
NOTICE: RCMHP does NOT endorse, recommend, or
warranty any service providers in this newsletter.
Mystery Photo Answer
H A N D Y M A N C O R N E RPARK RESIDENT SERVICES
I T E M S F O R S A L E
Robert , Steve, Welcome aboard.
These two gentlemen are our
new bingo callers. I'd like to
welcome back our snowbirds.
Thank you to all our volunteers,
we couldn't do this without you.
Thanksgiving is fast approaching
and we won't have bingo that
night. Enjoy the holiday with
your family and friends and we'll
see you the week after
Thanksgiving.
Kathy, Pat, Kathy
Front row: “Owlets” Jackie, Jeanie, Cathy, Barb; Back row: Jane, Beth
Our 3 year anniversary Open House was a success
The Bake Sale/Yard Sale also went quite well. Thank you to the bakers and the buyers.
B I N G ON E W S
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Maxine Abelowitz
President Road Runners
To all the Rincon Mobile Home Park family we could not have
done this without your help and support. You know who you are,
give yourself a pat on your back, I would also like to thank our
Management team for their support. We are going through a
major renewal project when it is completed it will be beautiful.
Thank you for your trust and support.
Fondly,
ROAD RUNNER NEWS
This is my last president message. It has been a busy year. We have
had a Hawaiian Luau. We played bean bag baseball. We had our
Senior Olympics we also had a Senior Prom with handmade
corsages. We served breakfast, Mother and Father Day luncheon.
We also honored 9/11 and we celebrated our veterans on Veterans
Day. We celebrated 4th of July, Labor day and Thanksgiving, we
also celebrated New Years eve. We danced the night away, we had
ice cream socials. We even learned to round dance, and we did
some dances sitting down.
I want to wish Nellie Webb and her board a successful year. Nellie
has a lot of great ideas for us. The only way she can do this is to
have your support. Give her a chance, you may like it.
First I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy
Chanukah, and a Happy New Year.
RINCON CARES In October, a few of our residents received their flu vaccines
here from Walgreens. Thank you to Stephanie Gomez, from
Walgreens, who wanted to make sure that we were protected
from a contagious flu. It did not matter to her how many
would show up for the free vaccine. Next year, we will
schedule flu vaccines to be given in September.
LOAN CLOSET
Tuesday, December 18, is election night for Rincon Cares.
Hope to see you there at 6:30 pm.
Chairing the Medical Equipment Loan Closett:
The Medical Equipment Loan Chest for our community is
looking for newer and in good used condition durable
medical equipment. Donations are for residents and guests
in need of safety equipment. Used walker, cane, wheelchair,
bath chair, toilet lift, and crutches are the types of equipment
we will have to loan to residents. Help us help each other. We
can pick up your items, or you can drop them off at the office.
Joyce Martin 520-745-2384 and Barb Elliott 602-206-3447
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
CREATIVEIdea Night
Please: residents only and donations always appreciated to offset cost of pizza.
Pizza 6:00-6:30 pm with an ice breaker game and getting acquainted with new friends.
There will be a little twist with raffle tickets available at .50 cents each for fundraising similar to Split the Pot. More info in the January Views!
Submitted by Nellie Webb
At 6:30 we will share ideas of what RR activities you might like to see in 2019. I have lots of ideas and would like to hear yours.
RR President 2019
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:30
P
Wa
ter
Vo
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ll
16
6:0
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Pin
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2:0
0P
Ch
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Pro
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0P
P
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R)
7:4
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C
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6:3
0P
Christ
mas/
Hanukk
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tars
will
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1:0
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C
ard
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9:0
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L
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1-2
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W
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all
17
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pain
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(TO
N)
7:3
0A
Pic
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all
Genera
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1:0
0P
Mah-J
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2:0
0P
Bocc
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all
6:3
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Rin
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18
1-2
:30P
W
ate
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all
19
1-2
:30P
W
ate
r V
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all
6:0
0P
Poke
r (B
R)
7:4
5A
C
ore
Fitn
ess
1:0
0P
Card
s (B
ridge)
6:0
0P
Pet
Safe
ty
(CE
RT
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ON
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0P
Pla
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Choic
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gam
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9:0
0A
Lin
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anci
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Garb
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3:1
5-4
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Yog
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20
7:3
0A
P
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all
9:0
0A
H
ula
1-2
:30P
W
ate
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all
1:0
0P
Mah-J
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1:3
0P
Cro
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(T
ON
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7:0
0P
B
ING
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21
10
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P
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Le
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(TO
N)
1-2
:30
P
W
ate
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all
1:0
0P
B
rid
ge
7:0
0P
D
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7:3
0A
RR
Co
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un
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7:4
5A
Do
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uts
S
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8:1
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A
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2:0
0P
B
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all
1-2
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all
22
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K
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6:0
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P
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23
24
9:0
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L
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7:4
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C
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Juic
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hare
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House
4:
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Golf
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26
7:4
5A
C
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Fitn
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6:0
0P
Pla
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Choic
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gam
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6:0
0P
Poke
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4:4
5-6
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Aft
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W
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all
1:0
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Card
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B
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1-2
:30P
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all
7:3
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all
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Mah-J
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27
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RR
Co
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W
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all
1:0
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B
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2:0
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B
occ
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all
28
10
-No
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P
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29
1-2
:30
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Wa
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Vo
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P
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R)
6:0
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Pin
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30
1:0
0P
Card
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31
7:4
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C
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9:0
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L
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8P
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NIG
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New
Y
ear'
s E
ve D
an
ce
Jeff
Lu
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DJ –
Tic
kets
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men
ts s
erv
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lit
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ot
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ld
1-2
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ate
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all
12
34
5
Sunday M
onday T
uesday W
ednesday T
hurs
day F
riday S
atu
rday
DEC
EMB
ER 2
018
All
Act
iviti
es
liste
d w
ill b
e in
the C
om
munity
Cente
r unle
ss m
ark
ed O
wl’s
Nest
(O
N).
(W
ate
r V
olle
y B
all
will
be
he
ld o
n d
ays
th
at a
re 8
0°
or
hig
he
r.)
